Figures 1, 2

Global representation of species

By counting the number of unique species are found in each of the half degree cells we can then create a single global raster of number of species.

All AquaMaps species count by cell

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All IUCN species count by cell

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class AquaMaps IUCN Both
Actinopterygii 11156 5540 1460
Anthozoa 788 577 394
Ascidiacea 536 NA NA
Asteroidea 161 NA NA
Aves 188 NA NA
Bivalvia 833 NA NA
Cephalopoda 246 NA NA
Demospongiae 344 NA NA
Echinoidea 113 NA NA
Elasmobranchii 809 NA NA
Gastropoda 2270 740 125
Holothuroidea 78 396 44
Hydrozoa 234 10 2
Magnoliopsida 5 64 4
Malacostraca 2897 302 161
Mammalia 118 156 109
Maxillopoda 175 NA NA
Ophiuroidea 150 NA NA
Polychaeta 204 NA NA
Pycnogonida 466 NA NA
Reptilia 32 210 27
Scaphopoda 223 NA NA
Liliopsida NA 89 NA
Polypodiopsida NA 3 NA

Figure 3

Quadrant map

Break down quads by species group

Plots for SI

Break down quadrants by risk category

AquaMaps threshold exploration

(6) Looking at how many and what type (threat category) of species we are losing by setting a threshold of 0.4 on the aquamaps species

This looks at the full 2014 Aquamaps dataset… should it be limited to species with valid categories?

Count species occurrences as proxy for data poverty

## Joining by: c("sciname", "iucn_sid", "am_sid", "occurcells")

Obsolete plots; not evaluated